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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
fHs LssAS0S OLUB DsFsArsD.
The Actives Piay . strong Gsme-0ood Worl
of Their PITCHER

The ACtINeO F0y 0 StfOhG Vome-tSOO0 WOfk
Of Their Pitcher.
Saturday afternoon the Lebanon club came
to this city and played game with the 40.
tives on the 1ronsides grounds. There were
about 500 persons present. and they did not
ZEE very exciting gama The home team
was too much for the visitors, who were de-
feased with ease. Young Snyder pitched q
good game for the Actives, and the strangers
made but four hits, while sixteen struck at
wind. Heisler and Mishler, Of the home
club did some terrific work with the stick.
The Actives will 60 to Lebanon next Satur.
day, and on Tuesday, September 6. they will
play their third game at Penryn Park. Sat
urday's score was
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Llst of Z UnclAimed Leltera.

Following is the list of letters remaining
unclaimed In the Lancaster postoffice for the
week ending Monday, Aug. -, 1857:
=, LGd'es Ltst-Mrs. Henry Belin, Mira &.
H. Bibby, Mra. Lidia Brown, Mas Jennie
Doris, MrA Henry Z. Falls, Miss Pearl Eel
senheld, MrA Chas. Humphreys go, Mis-,
Clara Jones, Mrs. Annie Lipp, Miss Alic,
man, Mrs L. J. Snyder, MrA M. YurA
Gents Ltst.-I. B. Anderson, A. Y. Besore
2. II. Brown, j. =. Button, Edward Fitch
d. L. Gibble (2), J. Grafton Grigss T. Hack
leten. q. w. Horn, Martin Kstsa, Jscot
kibh Michael ID. LsirIie, w. X Lunitt, +.
Mead, Henry 1. Moore, H. A. Nehr, Dan
Nogle Prof. A. Simpson Slichter, Louis
Percy Smith, W. B. Spare, Geo p. SPongler,
John Stickles, John Thompson, Ed. o.
Whittier.
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Reject the Offer

by dealer OF any article claimed to possess
properties identical with or similar to teeth.sav.
Ing soLODONT. only pure hase the real Simon
Pure. which deres both imitation and compe'i-
ton. Nothing can vie with 1t In en- cacy, as q
donor OF dental health and besnty, notwi,h.
standing any representation to the contrary, 1t
causes the teeth to CLEAN like FURNISHED ivory.
contains no hurtful ingredient, ana has a most
grateful flavor and smell. aleFMWAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

THE Cooper incident, in which the versatile
Tom defrauded John II. Lands of place
upon the Republican state committee hiss
stirred up the Philadelphia Press. That
journal says: at < question Of party integ-
rity, in which every Republican is interested.
II Chairman Cooper has been imposed upon
be will doubtless see that the matter 10 made
right; If he has not been imposed upon then
be should explain it. 1t is in bad shape just
now The Republicans have just declared
In their platform that Tom Cooper is the very
best kind of chairman conceivable. 1t Is
probably true that he 10 a. good - his party.
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sesistsnts therein must produce evidence OF
having not lees than two years experience IN
the business
The fee for examination and for the certih
catee 10 NOT more than e, and for registration
OF those already In business II 10 not over 81.
Alouxo RobinA Of PhiladelphiA 10 president
OF the board and II. B. Cochran, Of this city,
10 secretary. The other members are A. J..
Taiel, Of Philadelphia, Frederick A. Esgers,
Of Allegheny, and A. V. Burns, Of Susque.
hanna Applications should be made to Sec
retary Cochran at Lancaster.
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AiSayes i ;........."""iSS 20 60 Sc,
summary-Karned runs-Actives. Is; Leba.
non. Two base hits.Heisler l!),, shindie.
Mishisr; , Total base = hits IAeuvss a; n Lebanon.
Gpt.By snyder. IL; by Herring, l. Umpire
club on Saturday afternoon by the score Of Is
to Il.
fass Hall Ne .
The League games Saturday we're AT
Philadelphia Philadelphia s. New York 5
(dsi iknees) at Boston Washington 3, Bos-
ton first gsme) Washington 1, Boston 5
Isecond game) at Pittsburg Chicago 8,
Pittsburg 2; at indianapolis Indianapolis
s, Detroit l.
The Association games were At st Louis:
Athletic 10, St Louis g; at Cleveland /:
Cleveland, l6, Nets 4 at Louisville |:
Cincinnati |, Brooklyn o
All the Eastern Association clubs but the
Baltimore won yesterday, a. follows At St
Louis st Louis l, Athletic 5 ; at Cleveland: :
Cleveland 8, Nets ct Cincinnati Brook.
lyn II, Cincinnati . ; at Louisville Louis
willie S, Baltimore s.
The Athletics and ST. Louis played but
five innings yesterday owing to the rain. In
that time the St Louis had but three hits of
Weyhing.
The Indianapolis people are crazy over the
success OF their club, and they think they
will not be such easy victims on their East.
ern trip
Stemmyer and o. Rourke and Whitney and
Mack were the batteries In both Boston,
Washington games Saturday. 1t must have
done Whitney much good to win two such
good games from . club that released him.
Knouh.
The Nets are wearing shirts OF different
colorA ii they look ~ much like cut.th roats
q the Trenton did some years ago they will
friRhten the other clubs Off the field.
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SS6lsrkATiOS ~ DsUaelsrs.
Some PoantsSs For These who Ossire Tn P,>,
thO Part Of Ap0lhecariss

The State Pharmaceutical Board, authorized
by the late legislature and appointed by Gov
srn0r Beaver, has issued notice that eli retail
druggists and spothecariss who were actually
engaged In business either ~ propristors OF
assistants, at the date OF the approval OF the
cot must register, - provided by the law,
within ninety days from August 20.
Those who intend to enter business eithsu
- psopristors or assistants are also required
70 b examined BY the board and receive Ger.
ttncatss OF cOmpetency and qualification.
All persons applying Tor exslnination Ger.
uncate 70 entitle them 10 conduct and Carry
On the retail drug or spothecary businoss
muse produce aatisfactOry evidence OF hsv.
Int bad not less than four years practical o..
poftoooo IN the busineaA, aad thoeO appIyius
~ oxamt0Ation loy ooEtincates q Quallaod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
ndsety. nervous and generally out OF sorts, and
want TO brace up. Brace up, but not With stim.
for their basis very cheap. bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour. and then leave
you In worse condition than before. What you
blood. start healthy action OF the Liver and KID.
neys restore your vitality. and give renewed
nnd In Electric Bittsrs. For sale 1T II. b. Coch-
rams Drug store, lS and lsB North Queen
otiOots L6ncNsJ0rs IA. (3l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Probably no one thing has caused such rush
oftrade a. Cochrans drug store rs their giving
away TO their customers OF so many freu trlni
bottles OF Dr. ingk's New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in
this very valusble article from the fact that n
always cures and never disappoints Coughs.
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis. Group ana all throat
and lung Diseases quickly cured. You can test
Every bottle warranted. IN
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~DULAL 1QfIUA,
The Mysts.x solved.

It has always been undefstood that eonsump.
ton was tncurable, but 1t has recently been
discovered that kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs Is giving more relief than any Known
Asthma, bronchitis and Coughs Cali on H. Il.
Cochran. druggist, No. lS7 North Queen street,
ana get trial bottle free OF cost Large size I'd
couB ana u. fA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

street Lancaster. Pa. 10 selling SHI LOH's
ana lung trOub blsa. fM
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MesAeesl nosAer,ii ao,hsr.IIi

Are you disturbed 1t night and broken of your
rest by = sick child suffering and crying with
the excrucisting pain OF cutting teeth II 20,
80 1T once ana get bottle OF n Ms. WINsLOW,S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will relieve the poor
Mtue sunerer immsdiatsly-depend upon It !;
there 10 no mistake about Il. There II mot n
mother on earth who has ever used II, who WIN
not tell you at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother. ana relief
ana health TO the child. operating like magic.
us perIecuy sale 70 use In all csses ana pleas
Ant To the tAsts ana ID the of one ~
me Oldest and best female physicisns md
Sa.s IN tne United States. SOLD every where
o"'ao' may3l-iydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

UNITED STATES SENATOR GEORGE
HEARST, of California, one OF the owners Of
the Anaconda mine, expresses this opinion:
~ do not think that silver will 60 higher
than 1t is at present Indeed, We will all be
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
An UNFORTUNATE PERSON

The most unfortunate person in the world IA
one afi1ictsd with sick headache, but they viii
Prescription. See advertisement In another
column, n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Our thanks are due to Hon. Samuel J.
Randall for . COPY OF the Report Of the Com
missioner OF A griculture for the year lsS6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

II
The editor Of the Christisna Ledger should
conhne himself to the truth when be en-
deavors to be malicious The INrELLIGEN.
GER was not the "first paper to give circuls-
ton to the most sensational part OF the story. -
This journal heard the rumors and set about
their Investigation, and was prompt to
expose the weakness of the case. The
county officials surrounded the case
with an air OF impenetrsble secresy. II
Q live newspaper man had been at work
upon 1t for an hour. he would have demon.
strated its entire stsurdity. The rumors
emansted from the vicinity OF Mrs. Markey's
home and should have been carefully invee.
tigased before being placed In the hands Of
the county authorities The case was with
the coroner and district attorney when the
lNTELLIGENcsR published It, and this jour.
nal had nothing to do with tho rumors that
gave the original story currency. 1t published
the rumors after finding that the death was
To be officially investigated, - any pro-
gressive newspaper would do. And II Just
as promptly showed how bsssleas the ACCUSE.
tons were. The Ledger two weeks after the
occurrence uses fslsehood to make q point
against the lNTELLI6ENCER which shovs
the difference between . live newspaper and
an apple.butter journal.
n I Nal |. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

TIE Rev. GEO. H. THAYkB, Of Bourbon
Ind, says i" Both myself and wife owe our iivea
70 6AlLOHS CONsUAPTION CUBE" Tor saie
Dy u: d Cochran, Druggist, No. In North Queen
SuooI N
eHILOH's CURE viii Immediately relieve
Group Wh0opfng Cough and bronchitis, IoG
cns 6y =: b Cochran. Druggist, No. lN North
Su00n etr06I III
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
The Weekly Intelhgsncer
Gte fattcaster Jntellt9enfer.
LANCASTER, AUGUST u. iss,.
ssJsst Cause Of Late Complaint

whilst the present condition Of the hos.
potnl end insane department appears In good
eoodition, upon general inquiry We found
lusG cause OF late com plaint aud call the atten-
11oo of the board Of directors TO closer and
more careful supervision Of Il
This IL an extract from the report of the
grand jury Of the August quarter sessions.
It = scarcely necessary to tell our readers
HAT the just cause Of late complaint I"
refen to the searching exposure made by
the INTELLIGENCER some weeks ago.
The Nac Era said that the INTELLIGEN-
GER had been imposed upon " and the
Examiner charged that we were " indulg-
ing in little bit Of exaggeratiOn." Then
these two journals published the letter of
DR., MacCreary, one Of the accused ex.
officials, his communication being filled
with abuse Of the INTELLIGENCER's wit
nenes and palliation of his own offenses.
On this ex.parte statement Of one Of The
accused the defenders Of the institution
were willing to rest their case. The Nac
Era thought to settle all doubt on the
rrestscr hv the statemart that the state
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

found noti.ius " tie abuses ta.#-.. e..
there could ave been nothing - t
aud nov comes a n"r-1 lrtas8.H -.,- ,
tury. y Ta0uth after - lcunle ats ~.
an. when everything haa hsea r25.l q. -
meet tbo critical insp+c .t1 gl il 'ors, who
dselarr Lat here WIS tuss aaEAs q
9at- c5mpiaint Had .hG grand jury sesu
whal il @Es -iYan " A.. ITrEJITggSuEE
,epfas sativg % sas wher tSis iavesti-a.
-si3u WAS Is IS Hrs' stages. sbeir r-rcrt
goIi3 have deslt rsrot more stsrniy wiz
,ie taaii Il PEG aJrr1olE
Tts lN,EJL aI. ~ xuae the iustuss.
ot It's ca1eeitom Gts begintlg, and yias
ststs.ued shs.azho1a cy toe consciousness
u rs a.n ioctitlae. 1t hat been . pleas
nre, IN addition 70 fh!s, u tecelva eBcolr
agenient from friends Of humauitg ia city
and coI1'y aho lent inspiration 10 the
efforts OF 'h lurH3l by word and 1acd
.iti roH ti'nE conclusion Nc have
:ie enG00s -suF .f llo grand ,u.y, ALa
sc t'is sr? ot tile oppressed an suffering
iis EJt N@'r u'.. rf. ~ ,a.c.
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a EAsasssabis OOOd lasn

ls he who sttenfs 20 the comfort Of bis family
ana Will not lot his .4 le ones suffer with afYec.
ton OF the Throa, -nd Lungs, whereby their
lives NAV DO endangered. but Who should at All
times give them that sovereign remedy, Kemp .
n&lsam. Pr1c0 ~ csnts and o.. 1tt0S SSsS (vSs, ,
For sale by u. Il Cochran. druggist:lN North
Qusen stIoet, Lancaster. Pa (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

The Philsdelphis Inquirer, admitting the
possibility OF defeat this fall, says: 'shouid
the Democratic ticket be successful the Repub-
lican party will not DO the loser, but only Mr
Quay"
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WERS, &C.
nLINN 4 BRENNAN.
CARDI
NO WERS, &C.

We have number Of Goods which are
just in season, and which, owing to our
giving special attention, We can ofIer great
Inducements.
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers have nc
equal. These we make q specially. We
have as good Lawn Mowers as are in the
market for $500 and 600.
Baby Carriages-We carry seventy.flye
varieties In stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
RefrigeratOrs are now I'm season. How
few people know anything about Refrigera-
tors. 1t took US twenty years to learn.
We can teach you in five minutes:
It will be worth something for you TO get
Coal Oil Stoves-There is more differ.
ence in Coal Oil Stoves than almost any.
thing manufactured. Don't spend your
money till you know what you are getting.
Ice Cream t'reezers and Water Coolers
you can buy almost anywhere, but can you
get the best at the lowest prices You can
70 N US.
Lawn Tennis Sets, Genuine Mexican
Snd Common Hammocks, Base BAH and
al Sporting Goods ut Factory Prices.
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ring to til 9
on the haste
} assume the
I'd In the al.
Hkey ct Nine
~. "Thst's .
endorses IL,
come with Q
:LLIGENCER,
% circulation
he story. A
arm with its
women" OF
crary speaks
IL suggested
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

work Of the age on Manhood. Nervous and
Physical Debility. Premature Decline, ErrorS Of
Youth, Ana the untold misertes conseQ uen /
thereon. @ pagee svo. lD prescriptions for ali
dissaseIr Cloth; full gut. only N,m By mail,
middle-eSed men for the next 30 dAys. Address
DIX W. II. PARKkR, Buld Inch Street BnstNn,
0A4o- tmv1tlvdAVMwAF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Cures Pleurtsy. Rheumatism. Lumbago. Bach.
ache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all
Aches and strains.
Beware OF limitations under similar sounding
names.
- Ask for Banson,s and take no other.
decl+6mdA ~ MWNF
NXhAUHTED VITALITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
LOBBIES OF CONGRESS.
Familiar Scenes About the Capitol
Corridors---The Door Keepers
and Their Duties.
The ArmIsss Becker and the Little
FrenchmaH-BoW the Speaker
is Bored.
Great Men who Have Been Pages aud
Pages Who May be Great Men-Tho
Women OF the CsNtal and
Other Gossip.
Special Correspondence of the Gazette.

Special orrespondence of the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec. % The scenes
shout the capitol change very little from
session to session. Those who see them
for the first time are struck with their
novelty. bat to old stagers they hardly
seem worth glance. There is the same
old-time hurrying to and fro, the crowd
ing snd elbowing at the doors,
the suspicion OF faucied partialitv by
the doorkeepers in taking cards to Sena-
tors and Representatives and the general
pushing, crowdipg and corn treadiDg that
| there always hiss been at the doors of 1.-THE
House and Senate. Pretty much ths
same faces ere seen now that have been
there for twenty-three Congresses.
The position of doOrkeeper IS difficult
one. When man has held the posi-
ton long enough to become familiar
with the faces CT Representatives and
Senators, his superiors hesitate to make
changes. The task Of attending any OF
the doors OF the House for the first few
weeks of new session is burdensome
one. For instance, in the Fiftieth Con-
gress there are 100 new faces in the
House, and it is a very bright msn who
csn remember them all at the end of 8
weeks service. Besides this, all the old
members have shifted their seats and are
scattered about the chambers SO that they
cannot be easily placed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

The pages in Congress are always en-
| interesting lot Of boys. The older ones
sre as bright, shrewd and well Informed
as boys can be. The fresh ones are inter
esting because of their freshness and
their burning desire to learn 81 the tricks
and ways or their older comrades. The
fact that several public men, includ-
ing Senator German OF Marylsnd,
Dick Townsheld Of Illinois and the multi
millionaire, Congressman Scott OF Phila-
delphia, were at one time pages seems to
fire the breast of every boy who gets an
appointment with the notion that some
time he, too, may become famous and
come back to take q seat In one house
the other es statesman. Their
favorite caper is to draw eff in G
bunch and go the forms OF s
mock House or Senate. They show re-
markabla fairness in the distribution Of
honors, and the best politician and smart
est boy i generally elected Speaker.
Every fellow in turn is given chance 20
make speech and the previous ques-
tiOn is not moved until after ell have
h&d q fGir chance. The young Web
sters and Clays gesture. gesticplale,
stride up and down, rant ard make the
old chamber ring with their youthful
speeches. Now it is the postal telegraph,
another time the surplus and sgaiu the
tariff that engages their attention. Some
CT their speeches are very well made and
would do credit to Congressmep OF
the real sort. Altogether the lfe CT
a page Of the Senate or House is
pleasant snd instructive. They learn to
be gentlemsnly, quick, shrewd and well
irformed. It is counted quite prize
among people we'll TO do 10 have their
boys put on the roll as pages for winter
or two simply for the sake CT the expert
rience. FRANK &. CARPENTER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

1t is curious to learn what sort of men
seek the position OF dcoikeeper. For
msDy years st one of the doors Of the
House gallery there stoSd man who had
been ms orgeneral in the United States
army. At another door was an old COL
onel. Men prominent in sfate politics,
editors, lawyers and merchants often
seek these places. Not infrequentIy they
are men Of more than ordinary
influence ct home, and some
of them are the best cophdsnts of
public men. All of them of course,
are scJive politicians, and are necessary
to the Congressman who give them their
places. At the reserve gallery of the
House there stands this session, where he
has stood for fifteen years, Sergeant
Decker, the Dsn with no hands. He lost
bis left ann and right hand at Gettysburg
But for al this, he is one of the most
fficient door tenders. He has mechani-
Cal continuance buckled on to the stump
of his arm, by which he can take 8 card
as well as any of his comrades.
Most OF the people who hang about the
doors have some sx to grind. This is
especially apparent at the eastern door
of the House aCjDining the ladies' recep-
tion room. Here all day long are crowded
all sorts Of people, each one Of whom is
desperately bent on seeing some
member OF Congress in order to
get some personal aid. The womsn
who wants her boy appointed page, the
old Mexican war veteran who wants his
Congressman to call on the Commissioner
of Pensions in his behalf, the seedy and
worn out old gentleman who wants some
small consulate, the manufacturer who
wants to see proteclionist Congress
man, the pretty young girl who wants 10
get place in the engrossing room or q
clerkship in one of the departments,
the widow after pension On
account of ner dead boy, all are crowding
and pressing upon each other during the
first few days of the session, reaching
out dozens Of cards to the 'doorkeepers,
who are so bewildered and overcome
that they almost resolve to take in nc
cards at all, and often they do come back
so mixed up that they might as well have
thrown their handful Of cards into Gus
pidor.
The most besieged man of all is Speak.
er Carlisle. On the floor of the House be
is buttopholed by members who want tc
get in word for themselves in regard tc
committee appointments. Some after
pisces. AS he goes to end from his room
old stagers, who are experienced in hunt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

NV idea has been to have the state ap-
point commission which will examine
into and report on the affairs OF every
company in the state, SO that their pro-
perty may have commercial standing like
any other sort of goods. The con-
dition of affairs now only fright
ems away capital. The cattle
baron and his wealth were sung abroad
in times past to such degree that many
eastern men Of wealth put money in the
business on G scale commensurate with
what he hsd heard of the business, but
which was not warranted by the actual
state of the stock business. The conse-
quence was they lost their money, and
to induce more investments IN the state
it will be necessary to put business on
more substantial bSsis"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
A Sensitive Man.
Drift,

"Ah, good morning." said well
known Kentucky gentleman, addressing
q man whom he met in the street.
"How are you, COLONEL"
"Look here" said the first speaker. af-
ter short pause, continued, "every day
| discover additional evidences OF the
fact that you do not like me. Why is
it7"
"Do you mean why you discover the
evidences or why l do not Ike you"
"Why you do not like ME, Of course"
"Well, in the first place, you are such
an OUTRAGEOUS liar"
eyes"
"And, in the second place, it has been
proved that You are thief"
"Well," said the Colonel, 81 merely
wanted to know, and it strikes me that
your reasons are very good. am SEN
sitive man, and it nettles me to think that
anyone dislikes me without cause. am
glad you have explained yourself SO
clearly"